Editing Dorian Hargrove (section)

== Reputation and Legacy ==
Hargrove is seen by many as one of the greatest managers in VHF history. With 17 trophies to his name, he is the third most decorated head coach in history. He was also the first manager to have led a team throughout every season of a star-winning decade. He is also estimated to be the second-wealthiest manager in VHL history, with a net worth of approximately $150 million.

Hargrove's playing career, which lasted eleven seasons from 1983 to 1994, has been largely forgotten, both because it was, according to Hargrove himself, "nothing to take note of," and because it has been overshadowed by his far more illustrious coaching career.

Hargrove has made few remarks regarding his eventual retirement. At the end of the 2022 season, as Hargrove celebrated his fortieth year since first starting as a player in the VHF, he joked he would "wait until fifty" before thinking about retirement. He has also made several comments hinting that he wishes to remain with the Sailors until at least the end of 2029, hoping to guide them to a second star, and hinting at his desire to surpass [[Emmanuel Bernardi]]'s records in coaching.

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